I recently completed my Master of Architecture at LTH, after several years working in practice across housing, urban design and small-scale projects. I’m interested in how buildings relate to their context — to existing structures, to the people who use them.

My thesis project at LTH proposed an extension of Lund’s railway station along the tracks: not as a transit object, but as a sequence of public rooms woven into the city. That question — how buildings can be both infrastructure and everyday place — is one I keep coming back to.

I’ve worked at Stadstudio and Sydväst Arkitektur & Landskap in Malmö across a range of scales, from villa transformations and building permits to competition proposals for public space.